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* I'm not sure if anything else should be included under the Last Measure Live section.

* The difference between first_opener.swf and second_opener.swf. The files are available in the 4.1 .tar download~~. You~~ can view the code in a Flash decompiler such as JPEXS. I don't really understand the difference between the two and I would be very appreciative if someone could try and explain it. It also seems that a mirror only uses one of the SWFs at a time, not both.

* The difference between first_opener.swf and second_opener.swf. The files are available in the 4.1 .tar download, and you can view the code in a Flash decompiler such as JPEXS. I don't really understand the difference between the two and I would be very appreciative if someone could try and explain it. It also seems that a mirror only uses one of the SWFs at a time, not both.

* I am looking for feedback on how to improve the article, so please leave a comment. You can also edit the Sandbox page, I would just prefer that you write a summary of what you changed.

* I am interested to know the contents of lm.pdf and what Last Measure mirror it links to. Unfortunately, the file is not archived in the trollforge directory. While we know that it redirects to Last Measure, I don't know what specific URL or mirror that it points to.

* If you download and extract any of the .tar files, '''your antivirus may flag index.php as malware'''. While the code it contains is malicious, the file itself is harmless and can be opened in programs such as Notepad.

* You can test mirrors on sites such as Browserling or ANY.RUN. If you would like to test mirrors (or anything else really) on a VM, I recommend using the browser Pale Moon with Flash installed. You can find download links to Flash installers on archive.org. Last Measure can be killed pretty easily via Task Manager, but if it's really out of control you might need to restart the VM. Last Measure utilizes malicious scripts but will not cause lasting harm to the machine.

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 * I'm not sure if anything else should be included under the Last Measure Live section.
-* The difference between first_opener.swf and second_opener.swf. The files are available in the 4.1 .tar download. You can view the code in a Flash decompiler such as JPEXS. I don't really understand the difference between the two and I would be very appreciative if someone could try and explain it. It also seems that a mirror only uses one of the SWFs at a time, not both.
+* The difference between first_opener.swf and second_opener.swf. The files are available in the 4.1 .tar download, and you can view the code in a Flash decompiler such as JPEXS. I don't really understand the difference between the two and I would be very appreciative if someone could try and explain it. It also seems that a mirror only uses one of the SWFs at a time, not both.
 * I am looking for feedback on how to improve the article, so please leave a comment. You can also edit the Sandbox page, I would just prefer that you write a summary of what you changed.
 * I am interested to know the contents of lm.pdf and what Last Measure mirror it links to. Unfortunately, the file is not archived in the trollforge directory. While we know that it redirects to Last Measure, I don't know what specific URL or mirror that it points to.
 * If you download and extract any of the .tar files, '''your antivirus may flag index.php as malware'''. While the code it contains is malicious, the file itself is harmless and can be opened in programs such as Notepad.
+* You can test mirrors on sites such as Browserling or ANY.RUN. If you would like to test mirrors (or anything else really) on a VM, I recommend using the browser Pale Moon with Flash installed. You can find download links to Flash installers on archive.org. Last Measure can be killed pretty easily via Task Manager, but if it's really out of control you might need to restart the VM. Last Measure utilizes malicious scripts but will not cause lasting harm to the machine.
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